Celebrate silver jubilee of home and orphanage events
The Evangelical Lutheran Orphans Home marks its 25th anniversary with a two part German and English morning and afternoon service at the home grounds corner La Salle and Washington, featuring Rev. Lange of Fort Wayne and Rev. Boester of Mishawaka, with orphans singing and interchurch participation. A printed history from 1883 to 1905 will be distributed and excursions planned from Fort Wayne and other nearby cities.
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Evangelical Lutheran Orphans’ Home Association
la Salle
E. Washington Streets
August Lange
Fort Wayne
Ind
H. Boester
Mishawaka
St. Paul
Emmaus
Trinity
Laporte
Peru
Kokomo
Fipton
Lafayette
Terre Haute
The
Orphan Association
Home Presbyterian Church
Rader
W. Thirty-first
Whitham
S. Cc. E
Junor Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
Chana Cecil Conrad
W. Thirtyfirst Street
Central Avenue M. E
R. A. Brown
Thompson
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Epworth League
Wiliam Wirt King
Chris Lainity
Frank N. Taylor
Diay
Central Christian Church
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Allen B. Philputt
City Grain Market Report of Wheat Corn and Oats Prices
Wheat prices show No 2 red at 8c through billing and No 4 red at 80c with July 85c and August 4c shifts. Corn bids include No 2 white through billing 72c and No 4 white through billing 67c. Oats list No 2 white through billing 58c and No 3 white 53c with mixed and through billing notes throughout. Inspections note several rejected cars for wheat, white and red grades, totaling six cars with no grade specified.
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Lear
Peers
A Hein Show Losses
A heavy opening in the New York stock market follows lower prime prices in London and substantial selling from there. Union Pacific leads with a 1 percent loss, Reading falls about 1 percent, and the whole list declines. After a brief rally in the first half hour the market quiets, while wheat and cotton rise slightly amid talk of Erie reorganization involving Union Pacific and others.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Reading
Erie
Want Physical Truth Taught In The Schools
Indianapolis physicians urged the school commissioners to teach physical truths to youths of both sexes. The matter will be studied next fall after a report by Supt. C N Kendall. The Commercial Club asked for a community civics department with a full-time instructor. School No. 24 to be Riverside school. board left matter over. Teachers for next year named for Gregg memorial fund tour: Ada Miller Frieda Noelke Olive Funk James Wilson Grace Shoup Jessie Moore Rebecca Coffin Edna Lane.
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Supt. C. N. Kendall
Commercial Club
Department of Community Civics
Riiverside School
Gregg Memorial Fund
Ada Miller
Frieda Noelke
Olive Funk
James Wilson
Grace Shoup
Jessie Moore
Rebecca Coffin
Edna Lane
Indianapolis People in New York City
June 13 report lists Indiana residents visiting Gotham including Dr and Mrs H C Gemmel Mr and Mrs H T Hart Mr and Mrs L C Holts Mr and Mrs H R Richards F M Springer F E B Allen Miss Carson H H Siekien J J Keegan Swartz H Thorsch W R Brown G K Salisbury R Elliott H Morgan Mrs F J Morgan J M Lynch W H Gleasor Mrs M Smith MM Swartz Miss Cooney B Schirmer H Staat Mise Furnag of Indianapolis F B Persons and N F Viehe of Evansville Mr and Mrs R J Spencer of Marion Mr and Mrs E Schumaker J Strong and Mrs J Stracey of Terre Haute.
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New York
Indiana
Gotham
H. C. Gemmel
H. TI. Hart
L. C. Holts
H. R Richards
F. M. Springer
FE. B. Allen
Miss Carson
H. H. Siekien
J. J. Keegan
Swartz
H. Thorsch
W. R. Brown
G. K Salisbury
R. Elliott
H Morgan
F.’. J. Morgan
J. M. Lynch
W. H. Gleasor
M. Smith
MM. Swartz
Miss Cooney
B. Schirmer
H. Staat
Mise Furnag
Indianapolis
Persons
N. F. Viehe
Evansville
R. J. Spencer
Marion
E. Schumaker
J. Strong
J. Stracey
Terre Haute
Judge Grants Royse Continuance In City Scandal Case
The case of Harry E. Royse a city councilman was continued after counsel filed a motion for delay. Criminal Judge Pritchard sustained the motion shifting the June 22 trial date. Royse faces charges of selling street paving material to the city while in office.
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Harry E. Royse
Royse
Pritchard
Mr. Royse
Republican leaders honored at Columbia club reception
Vice-President C. W. Fairbanks James B. Watson and Indiana ticket candidates Fremont Goodwine and others headlined a Columbia club reception Friday night. Marion club members were invited but could not attend due to late notice. The event was presided over by John B. Cockrum with speeches by Fairbanks and Watson.
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C. W. Fairbanks
James B. Watson
Republican Party
Indiana
Fremont Goodwine
Columbia Club
Marion Club
Fairbanks
Watson
John B. Cockrum
Robert Anderson, Pioneering City Chef, Dies at 67
Robert Anderson, 67, longtime head of the Union Station restaurant and later in charge of the Doxey house Andergon, died at his daughter Mrs. Millan Wulf’s home at 838 Edison Avenue after a period of ill health. His death was unexpected.
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Robert Anderson
Millan Wulf
Edison Avenue
Mr. Anderson
T Union Station
Doxey House
Andergon
Chica ee ze Stodk on ASCO e her
The fragment mentions Chica and ASCO with unclear context. No complete event or action is readable. Entities Chica and ASCO appear, but the article lacks a discernible outcome, date, or location to summarize further.
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Chica
ASCO
Bride to wed? jailed on petty theft charge
Viola Parsons, awaiting detectives from Indianapolis in Greencastle jail, faces theft charges after allegedly taking a nearsea jacket, a silver hatpin and hat plumes valued at about 40 dollars from a boarding house on Union Street while visiting a prospective groom.
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Viola Parsons
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Sullivan to Star in Thelma at Park Theater
Indiana actor John Maurice Sullivan arrives from the East to join the Holden Stock Company for the final season bill Thelma at the Park Theater. He recently worked with Henrietta Crosman and will play the villain, with several theater parties planned by friends.
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John Maurice Sullivan
Indiannapolis
Park Theater
Holden Stock Company
Thelma
Hoosier
Sullivan
Henrietta Crosman
Miss Crosman
John C. King
New York
T. Hayes Hunter
the Park
Mr. Sullivan
Semi-Pro Games Set for Sunday in Cincinnati and Chicago
Three semi pro games are on the schedule for Sunday. The Chester Navies from Cincinnati lead the Queen City league and will play at South side park. The Reserves meet the Gym team at Brighton Beach, while Indianapolis A B C's and Chicago Unions face off at Northwestern park with a double header on Sunday.
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Chester Navies
Cincinnati
Atkins
South Side Park
Navies
Brighton Beach
Indianapolis
Unions
Chicago
Northwestern Park
Lubbe Sentenced to Five Years at Leavenworth
Fred Lubbe a 25 year old former cashier of the First National Bank of Dillsboro Ind has been sentenced to five years at Fort Leavenworth penitentiary He was charged with using thirteen thousand dollars of bank funds and was indicted last November then located and arrested in California.
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Fred Lubbe
First National Bank
Dillsboro
Ind
Ft. Leavenworth
Lubbe
California
Ward matriarch dies at 87 in Niles Michigan
Mrs. S. A. Ward aged 87 mother of Montgomery Ward, the Chicago merchant prince, died today in Niles Michigan.
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Niles, Mich
S. A. Ward
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
John M Brooks Dies in Little Rock After Indiana Ties
John M. Brooks formerly of Indianapolis and longtime Grand Hotel clerk died early Saturday in Little Rock Arkansas. He was brother in law to Police Sergeant James F. Quigley.
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John M. Brooks
Indianapais
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Brooks
Grand Hotel
James F. Quigley
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Summary
Pittsburg Pa June 18 cattle receipts light and steady with a range from 4.00 to 7.56 for various categories. Hog receipts ten loads up 10c with heavy and best medium heavy workers at 5.85 to 5.90. Sheep and lambs receipts light and steady with prime wethers 4.85 to 5.00 and lambs 3.00 to 7.00.
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Pittsburg
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages and Deaths
Listings of births at multiple addresses including a girl born to Charles and Gertrude Raash and twins to George and Edith Lane. Marriages listed include Harry H Hubbard to Sadie gs Fritsche and several other couples. Deaths note Allison Kellar, Minnie Scanlan, Mrs Christie, Grace Cox with causes and ages.
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Charles
Gertrude Raash
Spann Avenue
George and
Edith Lane
Elm Street
Koy Mitchel
Mary Reel
Leota Street
Carren
Ada Staffy
Oliver Street
Boantet
Nora Jones
Division Street
Hay
Winfield
Hattie French
Silver Avenue
Byram
Amelia Ford
Pine Street
Joseph and
Mattie Kozakeiwicz
Montcalm Street
Daniel and
Laura Howell
Kappes Street
Alice Voygt
Lee Street
Harry and
Effie Glasscock
Bates Street
Harry H. Hubbard
Sadie Gs. Fritsche
Clarence M. Johns
Nora B. Deem
Peter M. Holser
Bessie I. Hickman
Charles L. Clark
Zoah Brown
Amos D Johnson
Catherine Green
Albert Starling
Rebecca S. Meuire
Carolyn Hammell
Clyde O. Marshall
Hazel Brisbin
Sam Snitman
Eithel Reinman
William Bailey
Phoebe H. Dehorney
Alfred J. Kendall
Ina B. Kendall
Allison Kellar
Thirty-first
Minnie Scanlan
Pine
Christie
Ohio Street
Grace Cox
Dorman Street
Cure Men and Women Nebulizer Health Clinic Ad
Advertising copy offers treatment for nervous debility and sexual health issues plus a Nebulizer for catarrh and lung diseases. Free confidential consultation. Location at the southeast corner of Delaware and Ohio streets with specified office hours.
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Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Indianapolis adopts flagman requirement for RR crossing
General Ordinance No. 43 1908 requires the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad to place a flagman at Rural Street crossing within thirty days and on duty 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. The Board of Public Works must serve notice to the railroad and publication is required in the Indianapolis Sun. City Clerk James Lee certifies the ordinance.
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Common Council
Indiana
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Sun
State of Indiana
Marion County
James McNulty
James Lee
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic
Ind
Walcott Street
New York Street
Michigan Street
Highland Avenue
Riental Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Akr Public Works
Majestic Bide
Arsenal Avenue
Randolph Street
Peoria & Eastern Railroad
Randolph ST
Southeastern Avenue
Maryland Street
Houston Street
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Walnut Street
Liberty Street
Noble Street
English Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Aley
Board of Public
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